Just installed the lm_paypal module and accidently clicked the LM PayPal link instead of the admin -> lm_paypal or the LMPayPal link from the admin-module page. Received the following error:
* warning: array_keys() [function.array-keys]: The first argument should be an array in .../public_html/includes/menu.inc on line 1199.
* warning: Wrong parameter count for min() in .../public_html/includes/menu.inc on line 1199.
Note: ... replaces database name. Now I don't have any menu and using the browser's back button doesn't return me to the admin -> modules page.
Using FTP, I deleted the module hoping to remove the error. Refreshed the page and it still has the warning. What do I need to do?
Do I need to turn off the module using phpAdmin? I know I can delete the lm_ tables, but is there anything else in menus that I need to delete?
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To turn off a module using
To turn off a module using phpMyAdmin you also need to go to the system table and change the module status to 0. You're better off leaving the tables in for now, just in case. You may also want to empty the cache table to make sure you're getting the latest changes.
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Can get into site but can't add lm_paypal module
Deleting the files from cache, does allow me to get into site. Changed the module status to 0. Every time I try to update, I get the Page Not Found error.
Deleted the module using FTP. Removed all lm_paypal fies from both menu and system. Tried again got table creation errors (I expected that) and still got Page Not Found errors.
Deleted all again and deleted the tables. Can get into site, but the minute I turned on the lm_paypal module, the error returned.
I really need to be able to get this module installed. Any more suggestions?
Diane
Sorry, you'll have to
Sorry, you'll have to discuss this in the lm_paypal issue queue. I've never used the module myself - or try another paypal module (there seem to be several). It is possible that there is a known conflict. One common issues I've come across is memory - although your problem doesn't sound like it. Try increasing your PHP memory to 32MB (I've gone as high up as 64 on occasion).
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Thanks for trying
Thanks for trying to help me, Dominik. I appreciate the assistance!
Diane
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